Best Hybrid Mattress Canada: Our Top Picks (2025)

Price

$699–$1,089

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

120

Warranty Years

15

The Original Hamuq Hybrid is a Euro-top hybrid mattress. While the website says Hamuq is a pillow-top mattress, the top cover is more consistent with a Euro-top. It stands 12″ tall and has a medium-firm feel, according to third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us). The mattress is made in Canada using Canadian materials.

Hamuq features cooling gel foam, individually wrapped pocket coils, zoned support, and perforations to add pressure-point relief and breathability. Hamuq scored well in third-party engineer testing, with good scores for edge support and motion isolation. The mattress cover is not removable or machine-washable. Any stains must be spot-cleaned only.

While Hamuq has a number of features, it lacks some of the advanced cooling features you might expect from a hybrid mattress. It also has very few customer reviews outside of the company website. This makes it difficult to guess what your own experience might be like. In addition, some Trustpilot reviews complain of difficulty with returns and warranty claims.

Price

$700–$1,100

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

365

Warranty Years

15

S&S Hybrid has a 12″ profile with 3 layers of foam and coils. Depending on whether you choose the medium-firm or plush version, this mattress has a medium-firm to medium level of firmness. The latest version of S&S Hybrid provides good motion isolation. While its edge support is above average, we noted a significant decrease in edge support compared to the previous version.

Silk & Snow advertises that the mattress’s non-removable cover has antimicrobial properties. However, the law label on the mattress we purchased only lists polyester as a cover material. There is no other publicly available information that indicates how the cover has antimicrobial properties.

Polyester is also known for its durability but isn’t commonly known as a breathable fabric, so you could find that the mattress cover traps heat throughout the night. To get a cooling cover, you’ll have to upgrade to the plush version of S&S Hybrid for an extra $550. However, this pricey upgrade still doesn’t include the advanced cooling features found in other hybrids like Logan & Cove Choice.

Price

$1,084–$1,889

Firmness

Firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

365

Warranty Years

10

Emma Hybrid Comfort is 13″ tall. It’s available in one medium-firm option, although third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us) shows that this mattress is much firmer. Emma Hybrid Comfort has good edge support and performs above-average for motion isolation, but this is still a far cry from Emma’s claim of “zero motion transfer.”

Emma Hybrid has 5 layers, four with foam and one with individually pocketed coils. These coils are divided into 7 zones of ergonomic support. Unusually for a hybrid, the coil layer isn’t positioned at the bottom—it sits on top of a stabilizing foam layer.

The mattress cover is removable and machine-washable. It’s made of polyester and a small amount of elastane, and it’s designed to be breathable and moisture-wicking. While Emma calls this a “Pillowtop Cover,” it’s important to know that this is just a name—Hybrid Comfort is a tight-top mattress, not a true pillow-top.

You may notice that Emma Hybrid Comfort, like many Emma mattresses, always seems to be on sale. These “sales” have been investigated by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The CMA determined that these sales, along with other high-pressure retail tactics, were misleading to customers.

Emma Hybrid Comfort retails at $1,487 for a queen size, which is more expensive than comparable hybrids like Logan & Cove. At just $999 for a queen size, Logan & Cove Choice comes with luxury details, better cooling, a longer warranty, and a free bedding bundle.

Price

$899–$1,499

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

100

Warranty Years

10

Casper Atlas is a 10″ hybrid mattress with 4 layers of foam and coils. The coil layer contains edge support foam running along the sidewalls. The mattress has a medium-firm feel, very good edge support, and excellent motion isolation.

Atlas’s cover is made of polyester, polypropylene, and a small amount of spandex. Although the law label says that the top part of the cover is machine washable, Casper says not to remove the cover for any reason. The zipper on the cover is included as part of the manufacturing process and is not designed to be unzipped. Any spots or stains should be spot-cleaned only.

This mattress is notably heavy, especially for a hybrid. A queen-size Casper Atlas weighs 148 lb and requires two people to move. The mattress also doesn’t have handles on the sides for easy transportation. This may not be ideal if you have trouble lifting heavy items or have to move the mattress to another part of your home.

In comparison, competitor mattress Logan & Cove Choice is much lighter and costs significantly less at $999 for a queen size. It comes with several additional features, including a cooling nanofibre cover, cooling gel-infused foam, and hypoallergenic latex-like Elastex® foam. It also comes with a longer 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle for added value.

Price

$1,100–$2,300

Firmness

Medium

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

100

Warranty Years

10

Haven LUX Hybrid is a hybrid mattress available online via Haven Sleep Co’s website. It comes in two firmness options: Classic Plush (firm) and Classic + Advanced Pressure Relief (medium). Its layer construction includes foam and coil layers, meant to provide additional support if you’re the kind of sleeper who needs it. For this review, we ordered the Medium version.

Haven LUX Hybrid stands 14″ tall, with the pocket coil layer and micro coil layer accounting for 10″ of that height. The remaining four layers, not including the quilted mattress cover, are less than 1″ thick each. While these layers should work together to provide comfort and support, they may not be thick enough to provide all of the contouring, cooling, and spine-aligning features that Haven promotes.

This mattress offers very good motion isolation and an above-average level of bounce. However, edge support is lower than average for a hybrid. This is surprising given Haven LUX Hybrid’s reinforced foam edges.

Price

$1,999–$3,899

Firmness

Firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

365

Warranty Years

25

In Canada, the Avocado Green mattress comes in two firmness options: Standard (firm) and Medium. The Medium feel is achieved by adding a pillow-top to the mattress for an extra $300–600, depending on the mattress size.

Avocado Green is made by hand, and its eco-conscious manufacturing process features GOLS-certified organic latex, wool, and cotton. However, some materials are still imported. International transportation will still affect the mattress’s carbon footprint.

This mattress lacks advanced cooling and other features found in many modern hybrid mattresses. It also doesn’t come with a mattress cover. Avocado recommends using its Organic Cotton Mattress Pad Protector, which will add $349–549 to the cost of the mattress, depending on size. This mattress cover is machine-washable.

Avocado Green is available online in sizes ranging from twin to California king, with prices between $1,999 and $3,899 (depending on which size and firmness option you order).

This price point is much higher than many other hybrids, even when taking into account its handmade and eco-conscious construction. In contrast, competing hybrid mattress Logan & Cove Choice costs just $999 for a queen size. Logan & Cove also offers a free bedding bundle with purchase, which Avocado doesn’t provide.

Price

$1,095–$1,595

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

100

Warranty Years

10

Endy Hybrid is a medium-firm mattress with a fair amount of sinkage, which is great if you enjoy being cradled by your mattress. However, if you weigh more than 115 lb or sleep on your stomach, you might find yourself sinking too much and feel discomfort from improper spinal alignment.

Motion isolation is good and thicker steel coils in the centre of the mattress offer extra support to the lower-back area. The Endy Hybrid features zoned pocketed coils but lacks cooling gel foam, high-density memory foam, or a pillow top—features many customers prioritize.

Price

$599–$1,399

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free

Trial Nights

365

Warranty Years

Lifetime

The DreamCloud is a 14″ hybrid mattress with a medium-firm feel, though it’s closer to medium. It’s the entry-level offering in DreamCloud’s product line. In third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us), DreamCloud earned average scores for edge support and motion isolation, as well as a lower-than-average bounce score.

The mattress comes with few cooling features—just cooling gel foam, a layer of breathable pocketed coils, and a small amount (1%) of cashmere in the top cover. However, newer versions of The DreamCloud may have less cashmere. DreamCloud’s website says the upgraded DreamCloud Premier has 3x more cashmere than The DreamCloud, but Premier has only 0.5%. This suggests DreamCloud may have lowered the amount of cashmere in all of their mattress covers, meaning The DreamCloud’s cover is now just 0.16% cashmere.

This mattress comes with a 365-night sleep trial and a lifetime warranty. However, the warranty is voided if the mattress isn’t used with a firm, solid foundation, or if the cover is removed for any reason. It’s unclear if the warranty covers damage that happens while the mattress is being shipped to you.

Competitors like Logan & Cove Choice offer more cooling features and better performance than The DreamCloud. At $999 for a queen size, the Choice mattress includes three-zoned body support for extra reinforcement under your back and hips. It also boasts more cooling features, including ecoLuxe® cooling gel foam, breathable Elastex® foam, and a top cover made with cooling nanofibres, breathable hollow fibre fill, and additional gel foam.

Price

$1,599–$2,499

Firmness

Medium-firm

Type

Hybrid

Shipping Cost

Free shipping on orders over $75

Trial Nights

100

Warranty Years

10

Simba 2500 is the brand’s mid-range hybrid mattress, with more features than Simba 1500 and fewer features than the upgraded Simba 5000. The mattress does offer features like a hypoallergenic mattress cover, graphite-infused foam, and a micro-coil layer. However, it’s missing premium features that would justify its higher price tag, like individually wrapped pocket coils, zoned support, and advanced cooling features.

This plush mattress allows you to sink in for a full-body “hugging” sensation. The mattress features above-average edge support and very good motion isolation, but it’s worth noting that their cheaper model, Simba 1500, performed better in these areas. Simba’s layers include memory foam, pocketed micro-coils, polyurethane foam, and support foam. The mattress cover isn’t machine washable.

The mattress is backed by a 100-day exchange policy. However, you won’t get a refund if you return the mattress before the trial ends. You can only exchange Simba 2500 for another Sleep Country mattress, which costs a $65 exchange fee.